We’ve previously covered .22 rifles, but what about .22 pistols? They may not be as accurate as a rifle, but they can be very handy to carry around if all you need is a compact firearm to shoot small game, defend against snakes, or just have fun in the woods. And a .22 pistol is […]
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We’ve previously covered .22 rifles, but what about .22 pistols? They may not be as accurate as a rifle, but they can be very handy to carry around if all you need is a compact firearm to shoot small game, defend against snakes, or just have fun in the woods. And a .22 pistol is […]
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One of the reasons the US Constitution was drafted was ostensibly to ease trade relations among the thirteen original states. Given the origins of the American Revolution in opposition to excessive taxation, and the occupation of many of the Founding Fathers in business schemes to circumvent those taxes, the American spirit has always been one […]
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One of the reasons the US Constitution was drafted was ostensibly to ease trade relations among the thirteen original states. Given the origins of the American Revolution in opposition to excessive taxation, and the occupation of many of the Founding Fathers in business schemes to circumvent those taxes, the American spirit has always been one […]
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In news that shocked world oil markets, Qatar has announced its decision to leave OPEC after nearly 60 years of membership. Having joined OPEC in 1961, Qatar has grown disillusioned with the organization and intends to go it alone, focusing on natural gas production in the future. While Qatar’s production of oil is relatively small, […]
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In news that shocked world oil markets, Qatar has announced its decision to leave OPEC after nearly 60 years of membership. Having joined OPEC in 1961, Qatar has grown disillusioned with the organization and intends to go it alone, focusing on natural gas production in the future. While Qatar’s production of oil is relatively small, […]
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In the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis the Federal Reserve engaged in a massive amount of quantitative easing (QE). In addition to pushing interest rates to near zero, the Fed also purchased nearly $2 trillion worth of US government debt. That incentivized the US government to take advantage of the low interest rate environment […]
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When you read financial analysis you expect it to be relatively free of bias. After all, how could politics play a role at all in something as cut and dry as analyzing balance sheets and income statements? Yet recent research has found that analysts’ political persuasions do have an effect on how they rate corporate […]
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When you read financial analysis you expect it to be relatively free of bias. After all, how could politics play a role at all in something as cut and dry as analyzing balance sheets and income statements? Yet recent research has found that analysts’ political persuasions do have an effect on how they rate corporate […]
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In a sign that federal authorities are getting serious about cracking down on fraud in the cryptocurrency world, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently announced its first case settled over alleged fraud in touting initial coin offerings (ICOs). The case is significant in that it targeted some of the biggest names in sports and […]
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